An abandoned coffee farm, brought back to life
Gaia is reborn, and so am I.Jan Kasparec, founder
56 acres of revived coffee plantation, springs and forest, with views to the Gulf of Mexico. Five years of work, ready for its next steward.
Gaia is reborn, and so am I.Jan Kasparec, founder
Tap a stop to see what is there, from the springs low on the land up to the houses.
Illustration, not a survey. Stop positions are approximate.
The center today. Drag the handle to the right to see what stood here in 2021.
2021Recent
The original Gaia Reborn land, offered as one property: 22.89 hectares with the center, the houses, the springs and the coffee.
Price on request for qualified buyers.
Ask about the whole propertyTraced from the official survey of the property. It runs along the road to La Unión and Tlaxcalantongo on one side and an old country road on the other, with the center close to the paved road for easy access.
The full survey with measurements is shared with serious buyers.
In the Sierra Norte of Puebla, close to the historic village of Tlaxcalantongo and the mountain town of Xicotepec de Juárez, one of Mexico's Pueblos Mágicos.
A region of cloud forest, coffee farms and waterfalls that most visitors to Mexico never see. Warm and green most of the year, with a real rainy season that keeps the springs running.
Jan's own film of the first two years on the land.
The hardest work is done. This is what the land was built for.
A center built for gatherings, yoga and art shows, with houses for guests and staff.
Hillside sites with long views, spring water and forest all around.
Organic, sun-dried coffee, ginger and fruit, with room to grow.
Jan's original vision: a safe home for art, healing and community.
Several homes on one property, built for self-sufficient living.
Skip years of clearing, building and planting. Detailed numbers go to qualified buyers.
Price, financials and the full property file, including the survey, are shared with qualified buyers.
Yes. The land is privately titled (escritura), not ejido, and it is outside Mexico's coastal and border zones, so a foreign buyer can hold title in their own name through a local notary.
Yes. Private visits and live video tours are arranged after a first conversation.
That is open. Jan knows the land, the builders and the real local cost of every material, and is open to a handover period.
The main structures stand. The center needs finishing work inside and on the roof. We share a full status list with serious buyers.
Tell us a little about yourself. We reply to every serious inquiry with details, price and next steps.